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Personnly i would stay close to the source. In this case Cisco Press. You'll probably know that the CCNA is a tough one to break and therefore you'll need excellent knowledge of things. To read from a piece of paper is in my opinion the best way to study (instead of a PDF file). Books that contain a CD with a PDF version is allways great to seach for certain words. Most of these CD's contain practice questions so thats a big ++. For the CCNA exam you'll need hands on practice i suggest you get a copy of packettracer or GNS3.

 

just my 2 cents

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